Unit Converter On-device
Length, weight, volume, speed and more.
3.280839895 ft
1 m equals
- 1000 mm
- 100 cm
- 0.001 km
- 39.37007874 in
- 3.280839895 ft
- 1.093613298 yd
- 0.0006213711922 mi
- 0.0005399568035 nmi
Convert between units of length, mass, volume, area, speed, temperature, time, digital storage, pressure and energy, using exact standard factors. Runs entirely on your device.
About this tool
What you provide
- The value you want to convert
- The category — length, mass, volume, area, speed, temperature, time, digital storage, pressure or energy
- The unit you have and the unit you want
What you get
- The converted value, using exact standard factors
- The same value expressed in every other unit in that category
Limits
- Months and years are not offered as time units, because their length depends on which month or year you mean.
- KB, MB and GB are listed separately from KiB, MiB and GiB because they are genuinely different units.
- Runs entirely on your device.
How to use it
Pick a category
Choose Length, Weight / mass, Volume, Area, Speed, Temperature, Time, Digital storage, Pressure or Energy from the Category list.
Set the value and units
Type the number in the From field, choose the From and To units beside it, and use the ⇄ button to swap the two units.
Read the result
The converted value appears in the To panel, with a list underneath showing what one of your From unit equals in every other unit of that category, plus a Copy button and Copy link to this result.
Frequently asked questions
Which categories can I convert between?
Length, mass, volume, area, speed, temperature, time, digital storage, pressure and energy, using the standard published factors.
Why do KB and KiB give different numbers?
KB, MB and GB count in thousands while KiB, MiB and GiB count in 1024s. They are genuinely different units, so both are shown rather than blurred together.
Why are months and years missing from the time units?
Their length depends on which month or year you mean, so they are left out rather than giving you a conversion that quietly assumes an average.